I'm using meteor.js with the aldeed:autoform package with its autosave feature and I'm trying to think of a way to show when the form is saving and when all the data has been saved.
Since autoforms abstracts away the call to save, you can't use the callback, so you'll have to use observeChanges
to listen to a change to that value, or hack into autoforms a little bit. Honestly, if you're going to go this route, you're past the proof of concept phase & you might (definitely) want to consider rolling your own forms because you've outgrown autoforms.
Let's say you've got a span below your field like: <span class="just-saved">Saved!</span>
Here's an example callback (from an input change event):
function (err, res) {
if (err) console.log(err);
var $justSaved = $(t.find('.just-saved'));
$justSaved.addClass('saving');
setTimeout(function () {
$justSaved.removeClass('saving');
}, 1500);
If you were going to do this from a changed
callback, you'd just change the find
to something like (input[name="user.$.phoneNumber"]
) & grab the sibling. Here's an example of what the code above will get you: